My son and his friend went here to grab a bight to eat and bowl. At 9:45 pm. their lane was shut…read moredown and the place was closing up. The Website said that it was moonlight bowling went from 8:00 pm to 11:00 pm. I also went there a few weeks earlier because I was told that they had the best homemade pizza in town. The pizza tasted like beer, which could be from fermented dough. The Legion has the best Pizza In town and this place has two strikes. Baseball strikes that is.

What a fun place! Nice little bowling alley with what looked like really good food. Now I want to…read moretry their pizza. Homemade crust - they have a real kitchen and the owner is a hoot.

The kids loved it and the adults had fun as well. Go carts, mini golf, bumper cars, batting cages,…read morea basketball trampoline thing, and more. We got a "fun pass" which provided plenty of activities for the whole crew on a cloudy, rainy morning. The go carts were by far the universal favorite ("Awesome! So much fun!" was the 10 year old's review). It was nice that adults could drive their own car, plus kids who met a height requirement, and younger/smaller kids could ride as a passenger, so everyone was happy. The bumper car arena is incredibly small. It was included in our pass so we gave it a whirl, but I wouldn't pay money for this individually. The mini golf was engaging enough to pass time and wait for the clouds to clear to get back on the lake, plus everyone could play from the toddler up to the grandparents. Overall, a fun few hours for the whole fam here.

Despite the fact that kountry is misspelled- we decided to take a chance and get a passport to Kart…read moreKountry. I will cover the three main regions of this kountry. Region one: Karts- this is the main region of Kart Kountry and the best by far. Although the strong gasoline smell was a bit worrisome, the karts were so dang fun! Just don't smoke or light fireworks in kart kountry or you will destroy the entire race of kart kountrians. Region 2 - mini-golf. Clearly the most neglected region of kart kountry. Random pars assigned to each hole - one was a par 6 and one was a par 2 and the only difference was the placement of the styrofoam rock in the 60-year old astroturf. Mini-golf region has seen better days. Region 3 - other stuff. Some weird basketball trampoline, an empty pool, a virtual reality pod that may or may not make you throw up, batting cages, and some other jumpy thing. Basically another collection of neglected attractions. Lower your expectations and then lower them one inch more and you will love it here!

My two girls and I were looking for bowling near our place on Bay Lake, and Aitkin Lanes was…read moreperfect! We rented shoes, grabbed a bite to eat, and played a couple of games of bowling. After bowling we spent some time playing video games and at the claw machine. All in all a great place to kill a couple of hours.

Eight lanes, look fairly modern. Haven't been here to bowl but the burgers are really good.read more

So, it's a very small water park... But the only outdoor water park in the Brainerd area. 4 water…read moreslides plus a wading pool... Probably best for younger kids. I took two 14-year-old boys on a Friday afternoon and they had both "been on everything multiple times" within 30 minutes. We stayed about 1.5 hours total. Regardless, the price is cheap (and you can get a $1 off per person coupon on their website), and it's a great way to cool off on a hot day.

Took my 5 and 7 year old boys to the water park and we had a really great time. This place isn't…read moretrying to be anything it isn't, as the modest admission charge shows. It is an older water park with only a few slides, but it is so much fun! The big steep slide was pretty scary but we loved it. Steve was there to great us as we arrived and it was clear he loves this place. It reminded me of the water park on the movie The Way Way Back. Keep your expectations in check and enjoy everything this park is, without demanding it to be more.

They had 3 tables full (2 were 8 tops I their defense) with 2 servers. Apparently that was too…read moremuch for 2 servers, so we were turned away from their restaurant.

My family and I play golf here on a fairly regular basis. The course is always in great condition,…read morestaff are always friendly (and it appears they have really good staff retention as I keep seeing many of the same staff over the years) and they keep their prices very competitive. We usually have drinks/appetizers in the clubhouse afterwards and they have really good food. This last time my husband and I split the meatloaf burger which was very creative and super delicious. We always have fun when we golf here!

Excellent service! Dale is knowledgeable and courteous. He did my boat repair in a timely manner…read moreand the final cost was less than anticipated. I absolutely recommend his boat repair service!

Dale took the time to call and interview me when I brought in an failing motor. He gave me an…read moreinitial estimate, called me when he was done with diagnostics with update pricing that was less than the original agreed upon work. A couple years later the lower unit went out on the old 90HP Johnson, Dale was able to find through his network a replacement unit at a very small fraction of replacement. I recommend him without reservation because of his communication skills and detail orientated nature, his resourcefulness and respect of your money are the bonus.

Be ready to golf with strangers, spend more time in the cart than on the greens, and settle for…read moreconcession stand food at the turn. We were forced to pair up with strangers in a 5-some, and even noticed several 6-somes on the course. The Legacy Courses, once a fun and challenging experience, seem to have lost their charm post-renovation. Unfortunately, the redesign feels like a missed opportunity. The courses now lack excitement, pose safety risks (with fences needed to protect against stray balls), and have awkward layouts, such as a lengthy 2-minute cart ride through a barren neighborhood just to reach the next hole. On top of that, Lehman's 9th hole is inconveniently distant from the clubhouse, leaving you with only a basic campground-style bathroom and a food truck offering little more than hotdogs, chips, and drinks. If you're looking for a better golf experience, consider checking out The Pines at Grandview, Madden's Classic, Madden's East, or Whitebirch in Breezy Point.

We played on both golf courses and were thoroughly impressed by their quality and challenges. The…read morestaff at the pro shop and the cart attendants were exceptional, enhancing our overall experience. We enjoyed the courses and were beyond impressed by how pristine they were. We would 10/10 recommend golfing here for a great experience!